Scrap Tire collection
2023 - Tires Collected
Total Thus Far: 5,140
St. Charles Tire Drive - 1,507
Taymouth Tire Drive - 1,015
Used tires can be dropped off at SCMAC's facility May through August.
Some townships may organize Tire Drives through the summer to assist in our efforts, check with your local municipality.
Tire Drives - 2023
St Charles Township - Saturday, June 10, 2023, 8:30-3:30 - Township hall located at 1003 North Str.
Taymouth Township - Saturday, July 15, 2023, 8:30-3:30 - Township hall located at 4343 E Birch Run Rd.
The same tire criteria as below is applicable
Drop Off Tires at SCMAC (MAY~August)
These are the criteria for tire drop off
(revised April 2021)
(revised April 2021)
Our tire collection ends August 31st, 4:30pm
Saginaw County Residents ONLY
Must have a valid Michigan ID or Driver’s License
10 Tires TOTAL per property, per year
NO Tires on rims
NO businesses or other revenue generating enterprises
Includes Agriculture and Contracting Operations
Car, truck, motorcycle, bike, and small household tires ONLY
Saginaw Mosquito Control DOES NOT accept
semi, tractor, or heavy equipment tires
semi, tractor, or heavy equipment tires
If you have tires that you’d like to dispose of immediately or that do not fit our requirements, the following tire recycling centers are recommended
First Class Tire Shredders, Inc.
7392 W. Vienna Rd.,
Clio, MI 48420
(810) 639-4466
Environmental Rubber Recycling Center
6151 N. Dort Hwy.,
Flint, MI 48505
(810) 789-1222
Residential Tire Recycling
In 2004 legislation was passed in Michigan making it illegal to dump used tires into landfills. This has caused an increase in tires found in ditches, fields, woods, and backyards. Saginaw residents can drop off tires at our main office in Saginaw, or at the provided locations on the scheduled dates.
This effort is funded in part through the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) Scrap Tire Cleanup Program.